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Seminar

“An expert is one who by reason of education or special experience has knowledge respecting a subject matter about which persons having no particular training are incapable of forming an accurate opinion of making a correct deduction.”

As a professional engineer or geoscientist, at some point in your career you may be asked to write an expert report or testify as an expert at a trial.  Are you fully aware of what will be expected from you?  Instructed by Beth Allard, expert litigator in Engineering and Construction issues, this seminar will discuss the factors to consider before agreeing to deliver expert witness testimony, as well as examine the benefits and risks of doing so.  Key concepts such as independence, impartiality, conflict of interest, and confidentiality will be discussed.

Instructor

Beth Allard, L.L.B

Beth’s practice encompasses a broad range of construction based matters including professional liability defence for design professionals, delay claims, tendering issues, project management matters and builders liens.  Beth also does professional regulatory work including disciplinary hearings, challenges to disciplinary action and review of regulatory procedures.

What others have said about this seminar:

• "Very well packaged and presented material."
• “Very useful information for my day to day practice.”
• “Well presented and engaging.”

APEGBC is an AIBC/CES registered provider offering an AIBC-Accredited activity for 3 Core Learning Units.

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